Choose the Right Tie Knot

Tie is one of the most important men’s accessories. But have you ever given a thought to that little tie knot while trying to look suave? Most of the men spend their lives in the same tie knot that they learnt at school. Don’t commit the sin of neglecting your tie. The right tie knot can do wonders for you while adding sophistication and depth to a man’s attire. Along with perfectly fitted clothes, the proper tie knot will make you look more proportionate. Out there in world, exists different kind of knots but we will tell you about the most popular knots and whom do they suit best? Pick the tie knot that works best for you.

The Four in Hand Knot

Originated in England, in 19th century, Four in Hand knot is one of the oldest and simplest tie knots. With a small and slightly long shape, it’s perfect for narrow spread collars as well as for button down collar dress shirts. It requires less length and is a great choice for tall men who want to tie a regular length tie till a right length. Being slightly asymmetrical, this one is suited well for casual occasions and will come to your rescue when in a rush. It also looks great on guys with slim faces since it creates a smaller knot.

The Windsor

Named after the stylish Duke of Windsor, the Windsor knot is thick, wide and symmetrical. Projecting confidence, its’ Ideal for job interviews, board meetings and other formal occasions. Best suited for wide spread collar shirts, it’s a wise choice for men with a little more flesh in their cheeks. Big tie knots like these balances out the wider jaw and keep things in proportion.

The half knot Windsor

A modest version of the full Windsor, this one has a smaller knot and projects a smart look with less effort. It requires less of the tie’s length than the larger Windsor knot and is an ideal choice for men whose face fall between slim and full faces.

A style tip for you- Make sure that when tied in a properly fitting knot, the triangular point at the wide end of the tie should meet your belt buckle. Avoid using too much of the slim section of the tie. It may lead to a tiny knot.


Cheers to sharp looks and debonair style!